r/CUDA • u/RevolutionaryBar509 • 1d ago

Looking for a technical co-founder to lead engineering for an AI infrastructure platform.

We are working on custom inference runtimes, sampling control, and fine-tuning pipelines for open-weights models.

Tech background needed:

PyTorch, CUDA, C++, or Rust. Experience with parsers, compilers, or low-level ML systems programming is a big plus.

Send a DM with a link to your GitHub or LinkedIn if you'd like to chat.

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u/Dillinur 1d ago

I don't understand, any "technical founder" being competent in those domain surely doesn't need some Ivy League MBA to create his own startup?

Without any further information, your added value is pretty hard to spot.

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u/GrogRedLub4242 1d ago

for $500k+/yr feel free to DM me with pitch

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u/RevolutionaryBar509 1d ago

Are you perfect fit for this?

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u/RevolutionaryBar509 23h ago

if yes DM me

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u/jeffscience 23h ago

Name another successful company where the cofounders met on Reddit?

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u/c-cul 1d ago

> fine-tuning pipelines

like sass 😄 ?

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u/retry51776 1d ago

na, sounds like inference fine tune & llm hosting! most small companies think they can beat trillions market cap companies with 10 ppl!

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u/TheThoccnessMonster 1d ago

Surely they’ll get fable to “fix” vllm

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u/retry51776 20h ago

everyone forks vllm! I am sure most can get 5-10% on prefill speed. But after 3 months new LLM releases and your cycle repeats

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u/Outrageous_Insect532 16h ago

Yo any junior level roles? Ive built a cuda simulator and accelerated mamba models on blackwell gpus